Ke Alaka'i New Student Issue Fall 2021

RESTORING HAWAII’S NATURAL SPLENDOR Biology students assisting in the restoration of native Hawaiian wildlife say they are defending the environment so it can better care for people in the future BY ANNA STEPHENSON

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Memories of BYUH basketball

Hurricane preparedness

Filming of the Book of Mormon in Hawaii

Safeguarding Hawaii’s Sea Turtles

Digitization of Hawaiian Scriptures

Best beaches on Oahu

China and the Church

Teaching Samoan to local children

Hawaii's ban on sunscreens

SOS Save our snails

Bargaining at the Swap Meet

Keeping Hawaiian agriculture alive

Seven-Brothers

Family Owned: J-slip sandals

Stories through photography Emilio Valenciano

Story Telling: Jeff Collins

Dining Facilities’ Wendy Lau

Scuba diving: Curt Christiansen

Experiences from returned missionaries

Instructor Becca Strain & hiking

Pacicic Islanders Pritus Kuitolo

LGBTQ+ at BYUH

Non-member: Ereen Ilaban

Senior Feature: Pablo Poblete

Air Force to professor: Stuart Wolthius

Skating the Phillipines: James Astle

Transportation on the North Shore

Culture Night 2021

Restoring Hawaii's natural splendor

Fundraising money for prosthetics

Careers in conservation

Campus construction

Dates on a budget

The power of neighbors

Campus Resources for mothers

Painting through finals event

Joining Enactus class

Great Ideas competition

Car buying tips

BYUH resources for students

Ready to lead – The Kauwe’s

BYUH student app

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